Services
Download e-audio books and e-books @ the library!
PCCLD is pleased to offer OverDrive, a digital library collection! With this service, patrons can download all types of e-audio books and e-books for free. Selections can be downloaded to personal laptops, desktop computers, e-readers, digital tablets, smart phones, MP3 players and other devices.
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Download an e-audio book or e-book
Introducing Library Elf - a new method of tracking your library materials
The new Library Elf is an easy way to track all of your library materials: items that are due, overdue or ready to be picked up. Library Elf is an online tool designed with the busy or avid library user in mind. You also have the ability to receive email and/or text messages about your library materials!Ask a LibrarianAsk a Librarian a question by calling 562-5601. or E-mail: |
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Document DeliveryPatrons may phone, fax or mail requests for specific magazine articles, stock quotations, obituaries, classified ads, etc. to the Rawlings Library. For a small fee, librarians will locate the requested material, photocopy it, and see that it is delivered by one of three methods: fax ($1.00), mail ($1.00 for Pueblo County residents & $3.00 for non-County residents), or customer pickup ($1.00). The charge for long distance fax is $6.00. For articles over 10 pages there will be an additional 10 cents per page. |
Homebound ProgramA free library service for residents of Pueblo County, who are temporarily or permanently confined to their home because of illness, age or physical disability. Available for all age groups, including children, teens, adults and seniors. Movie videos, music CDs, large print, talking and audio books also are available. Call the library at 553-0233. We'll find out what you like to read and sign you up. You can request specific titles or ask us to select books for you. Materials are delivered to your home by volunteers. The service also is available to residents of retirement and nursing homes. |
Hold This TitleIf you would like the library to hold a title for you that is checked out, you may do so online. After you have found the item you want in the Library Catalog, click on Place Hold and complete the Place Hold request form. You may also call-in your Hold This Title request(s). You will be notified by mail, email or phone when your title(s) are ready for you to pickup. |
Renew Library MaterialsYou can renew an item twice, as long as another customer has not requested it. You will need your library card and materials when you call. The due date begins from the day you renew the item and not from the date the item was originally checked out. Click Here for telephone numbers. You can renew your library materials from any page on our web site by clicking the My Account from the top menu. |
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Special CollectionsLocated at the Rawlings LibraryTelephone: 719-562-5626 Hours |
Western ResearchA specialized non-circulating collection of rare materials on Colorado, the Rocky Mountain West, and Northern New Mexico, with emphasis on Pueblo and the Arkansas River Valley. |
GenealogyWe maintain an extensive set of resources for Southeastern Colorado, staffed by well trained librarians that will help you retrieve information quickly and efficiently. Some of the resources include: geneological books, newpapers, cemetery records, Obituary Index (1924 to present), obituaries, U.S. Census data, LDS genealogical Family Search Database, photographs, papers, diaries and a huge microform collection, just to mention a few. |
Infozone News MuseumThe InfoZone news museum was created to promote learning about newspapers, the history of Pueblo and the freedom of speech and press. Special interactive programs and events for all ages about issues regarding media: past, present and future will be showcased regularly in the InfoZone news museum. The InfoZone news museum is located on the fourth floor of the Robert Hoag Rawlings Public Library. For additional information call 719-562-5604 or Visit the Infozone News Museum web site. |